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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Richie London on 15 August 2011, 09:46:26
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since when have they started dishing out £5 notes, i havent known this to happen for a long time now. or is it just tescos machines where i went this morning before my 5 mile jog ::)
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The Bank of England has promised to double the amount of £5 notes available from ATMs after complaints:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/8395881/Increase-in-5-notes-at-cash-machines.html
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The Bank of England has promised to double the amount of £5 notes available from ATMs after complaints:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/8395881/Increase-in-5-notes-at-cash-machines.html
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i didnt even know they were in cashpoint machines till this morning
didnt they print £200m worth a couple of years ago as there was a shortage of them
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The one in our local shop (free though) has a maximum withdrawal of £50 and only dispenses £5 notes... Part of the "Save our Fivers" campaign or something
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It must be over 25 years ago when I last got, or even wanted a £5 note from a caspoint machine.
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indian shop up rd has turned cashpoint off and charges a quid for cashback, better than the 1.75 from the machine. :y
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indian shop up rd has turned cashpoint off and charges a quid for cashback, better than the 1.75 from the machine. :y
Money for old rope. Spanish banks charge 4% if you withdraw from a different (to your own) bank. More money for old rope.............
I seem to remember the supermarkets gave cash back for free as it helped them have less volumes of cash on the premises.
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Got them quite a few times here :)
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indian shop up rd has turned cashpoint off and charges a quid for cashback, better than the 1.75 from the machine. :y
Money for old rope. Spanish banks charge 4% if you withdraw from a different (to your own) bank. More money for old rope.............
I seem to remember the supermarkets gave cash back for free as it helped them have less volumes of cash on the premises.
i have done that from co-ops, they give free cashback.
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It must be over 25 years ago when I last got, or even wanted a £5 note from a caspoint machine.
Sometimes, 'things' are so tight at Deb`s towers that less than £10. is all that can be had from the account; so I can be very grateful when £5. notes are offered. :y
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It must be over 25 years ago when I last got, or even wanted a £5 note from a caspoint machine.
Sometimes, 'things' are so tight at Deb`s towers that less than £10. is all that can be had from the account; so I can be very grateful when £5. notes are offered. :y
I have to admit I didn't look at it from that angle :-[
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It must be over 25 years ago when I last got, or even wanted a £5 note from a caspoint machine.
Sometimes, 'things' are so tight at Deb`s towers that less than £10. is all that can be had from the account; so I can be very grateful when £5. notes are offered. :y
a subs out of the question then ::)
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It must be over 25 years ago when I last got, or even wanted a £5 note from a caspoint machine.
Sometimes, 'things' are so tight at Deb`s towers that less than £10. is all that can be had from the account; so I can be very grateful when £5. notes are offered. :y
a subs out of the question then ::)
;D...... :P....... :y
......`got fewer subs than the Swiss navy! [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]
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Banks handing out larger denomimation notes was just a ploy to get you to spend more. If tha cash is in your pocket your more likely to spend it, which means if your in an over draft situation the banks are on a winner.
I'm glad that fivers are being handed out now a hundred pound float can be wiped out very quickly when every one is giving you tens and twentys
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Seem to recall Barclays in Huyton where I live used to give out fivers, I used to get my months wages in fivers when I was 18, felt like a millionaire........ for a week at least ;D
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Seem to recall Barclays in Huyton where I live used to give out fivers, I used to get my months wages in fivers when I was 18, felt like a millionaire........ for a week at least ;D
Hole-in-the-wall in Liverpool is just that. The machine's usually been ripped out. ;D
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Seem to recall Barclays in Huyton where I live used to give out fivers, I used to get my months wages in fivers when I was 18, felt like a millionaire........ for a week at least ;D
Hole-in-the-wall in Liverpool is just that. The machine's usually been ripped out. ;D
A very versatile bit of kit a JCB It beats the machine swallowing your card cos you have forgotton your PIN :y